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Re: Intertesting Gao (Upper Volta) Specimen

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Subject: Re: Intertesting Gao (Upper Volta) Specimen
From: Gene Roberts <eroberts@ntplx.net>
Date: Mon, 02 Mar 1998 19:15:37 -0500
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Thank you, Michael.

I'm aware that Gao and Guèniè have been paired, with some of Wayne Walton's
work and descriptions that attribute more masses of metal to Guèniè than Gao.
I'm more interested, however, in discussing the formative processes of large
metal inclusions in chondritic meteorites and its implication of a
nonhomogeneous or nonlinear solar nebula than how the specimens have been
labeled. 

Gene

Michael wrote:
> 
> The Metal inclusions and heavy metal "flakes" can
> be seen in many af the Gao specimens that have been
> labled "GUENIE" refer to Walton's many comments on
> Gao/Guenie etc..........Casper

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Intertesting Gao (Upper Volta) Specimen

From: Gene Roberts <eroberts@ntplx.net>

Re: Intertesting Gao (Upper Volta) Specimen

From: Michael <casper@meteorites.com>

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